A storm in Israeli media after Trump's announcement. "His plan will fail"

W Israeli media It started after the American presidentDonald Trumpstated that United States They'll take over. Gaza. Those words came after a Republican gathering with the Prime Minister. IsraelBinjamin Netanjahu, and the American stated that his country would raze the area to the ground and make there a “near east riviera” with “unlimited number of jobs”.

At the same time, Trump did not regulation out sending there soldiers, stressing that the Palestinian quasi-enclave will be "long term" owned by the United States. He previously argued that Palestinians should be permanently resettled toJordan be EgyptauWhat happened to the harsh opposition.

Trump's words can be understood as message to Iranau, meaning that the president of the United States is teaming Netanjahu to act in the name of his imagination of peace – says writer Ron Ben Yishai on Ynet. As the publicist points out, Trump's most visible component of the plan is "the clear intention to evacuate the residents and rebuild the Gaza Strip".

"It is inactive unclear whether Trump truly means that the Gazans will never return to Gaza Strip and who settled the rebuilt territory," notes the journalist.

"In contrast to its erstwhile word of office, Trump actually seemed to be acquainted with details and nuances, showed a factuality. It is clear that he is very well prepared and has an orderly approach: a solution for Gases is part of a comprehensive plan forMiddle East” points to Ben Yishai.

As he pointed out, from the Israeli point of view, “it should be stressed that Trump made it clear that the agreement (about Israel's ceasefire from Hamased.) will be finalised and hostages returned’.

According to Ben Yishai, the American leader does not hide his motivation, which is primarily “the desire to separate from Bidena and to prove that the erstwhile president was incompetent." In addition, there is besides the request to “present as a peacemaker” not only between Ukraine a Russiabut besides on Middle East. ‘In this context, 1 can besides see the attitude towards Iran“The writer notes, recalling the Republican’s words about “poor and weak” Iran at the end of his first word and alleged strengthening him by Joe Biden's administration.

‘United States can help Israel Armourment, but they don't truly want a war with Iran, alternatively seeking an agreement. There was besides no green authorisation light for the Israeli attack (in Iran – ed.)" concluded the journalist, reminding him that before gathering Netanjahu Trump had signed a message of tightening sanctions against Tehran.

“Netanjahu himself seemed little comfortable this time in Oval OfficeAt least judging by his body language. The Prime Minister sat tight on the edge of the chair and smiled alternatively with embarrassment. (...) He wanted to stress that the solution would come through joint work, which had its expression, among others, in an effort to compliment Trump" - he further analyses. As the publicist concludes, it looks like the host The White Houseuses the Israeli Prime Minister for his own purposes, namely his "great peace plan", which he claims looks rather "serious".

The “Times of Israel” by Lasar Berman shows a completely different point of view: Trump's plan is not going to happen.. According to the journalist, it is simply a frequent case that the Republican makes "many header statements". At the same time, however, it notes that Trump's last declaration could not have been so spontaneous. "He read from a message prepared earlier during a joint press conference with Netanjah, the first abroad leader to visit the White home since the January return of the Republican to the White House," he stressed.

According to the publicist, specified a turn of events was not entirely prepared. Prime Minister of Israel. "Netanjahu seemed to have no thought how to respond to this bizarre plan," Berman notes, recalling a non-binding policy response.

As he further points out, the plan simply has no chance of being implemented. "The people of Gaza who survived the 15 months of punishing Israel's attacks mostly do not want to live in exile, and Trump does not intend to send US troops to push almost 2 million people out of the Gaza Strip," he points out.

"Egypt and Jordan will besides disagree, even though Trump is convinced that their dependence on American aid and military support gives him adequate force to force them to accept a immense number of refugees from Gaza. For both countries, Trump's proposal crosses red lines," he notes.

The writer besides notes that “the vacuum of Gaza from Palestinians is a dreamThe Israeli far right”, and the voice of support from the US president will make Israeli ultranationalists They will believe that the mark is achievable.

“Now, even if Netanjah can remove Hamas au Gaza StripIt's not adequate for any of his coalition partners. They will want to see Netanjahu working to implement Trump's plan and could endanger his political endurance if he opposes this idea," he says, adding that if the leader Likudu will proceed to support Trump's ideas to stay in his favor, may undermine Israel's alliances with Jordan and Egypt.

In a akin tone, he speaks in the diary portal “Haaretz” Liz Rozovsky, who claims that the announcement Trump This is “a celebration that has gotten out of control” alternatively than starting a “historic project”. According to the journalist, “the large accomplishment of the Netanjah gathering with Trump will most likely be that it will not destruct what has already been achieved” on the line Israel-US.

The author notes that flattery and condescending speech Netanjah With Trump, the president enjoyed it. "It was hard not to announcement his happy grin and boastful looks," he stressed. Rozovsky notes that even Netanjahu, "who in his life heard respective amazing statements from American presidents," seemed very amazed to hear Trump's plan for the future of Gaza.

‘Almost 77 years after completion British mandateTrump has successfully proposed the application American mandate to Israel, or at least to the Gaza Strip", explains the journalist, adding that the "wow effect" that Trump has achieved through "narcissistic skill" is, however, inversely proportional to the importance of his words.

As he points out, it is apparent that there is no correlation between fantasy o World Peace A solution proposed by a Republican. "Trump's message is more a celebration of getting out of control patting on the back than launching a large-scale historical project. It is rather possible that Trump will proceed to insist on this thought due to his rebellious nature, but the outlines of the plan – if always implemented – will change beyond recognition," he concludes.